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Northern Lights Possible Tonight in Louisville and Central Kentucky Before Tuesday Storms

Justin Begley by Justin Begley
September 3, 2025
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Kentucky residents could witness a rare display of the Northern Lights tonight, as clear skies may allow auroras to be visible across Louisville, Jefferson County, and areas along I-64. However, changing weather conditions could bring scattered storms by Tuesday afternoon.

According to NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, a recent solar flare is driving geomagnetic storms strong enough to make auroras visible as far south as Kentucky, Indiana, and Missouri. While tonight offers the best viewing opportunity, increasing cloud cover may limit visibility by late Tuesday.

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The National Weather Service in Louisville has issued an advisory for isolated thunderstorms after 2 p.m. Tuesday, especially west of I-65, which could bring brief downpours and gusty winds.

Louisville will reach 82 degrees on Tuesday with light south winds. By Tuesday night, temperatures will drop near 60 degrees with a 20% chance of showers. Rain and storm chances increase Wednesday, with scattered showers likely continuing into Thursday. Drivers should be cautious of slick roads along I-64 and I-65 during midweek commutes.

For the best view of the aurora, residents should head to dark, rural locations away from city lights. Officials also recommend keeping phones and devices fully charged in case storms cause power disruptions later this week.

Storm activity is expected to taper off Thursday night, with clearer skies and calmer weather returning Friday and lasting into the weekend. Residents are advised to stay updated on National Weather Service alerts for any midweek storm warnings.

Five-Day Forecast for Louisville, KY

  • Tuesday: High 82° — slight chance of afternoon showers, Northern Lights possible overnight.

  • Wednesday: High 82° — scattered storms, breezy at times.

  • Thursday: High 73° — showers and storms likely, cooler evening.

  • Friday: High 81° — sunny with calm winds.

  • Saturday: High 77° — mostly sunny, pleasant early fall day

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